What is another word for Sarment?
Pronunciation: [sˈɑːmənt] (IPA) 
Sarment is a botanical term that refers to a long, thin, and flexible shoot that grows out of the stem of certain plants and vines. Synonyms for Sarment include runners, tendrils, twigs, branches, and shoots. Runners are long, thin stems that grow from the base of a plant and spread horizontally above the soil. Tendrils are thin, spirally coiled structures that grow from the stem of a plant and help it attach to a nearby surface. Twigs refer to small, slender branches that grow from the main stem of a tree. Branches are larger woody stems that typically grow out from the trunk of a tree. Shoots refer to new growth that emerges from a plant, including stems and leaves.
